Miki Corporation

It produces expensive luxury jewels in large quantities and was once considered the company charging prices with highest profit margins in the world.

However, it also sold goods at cheap prices and was considered the main enterprise establishing the trend of using luxury gems as a fashion commodity in the general public of Japan.

During the economic bubble period, the retail stores soon developed and expanded to clothing for women and children.

The number of retail outlets soon reached over 1,400, through cooperation with suppliers and production factories from China and Thailand, mainly Maxer Corporation of Hong Kong.

The enterprise grew to become one of the largest firms in Japan with over 8,000 workers and gross sales of 1,700 billion yen.